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Nicholas Fandos covers the Capitol, where “a lot of energy goes into being in the right place at the right time.” Some in-house resources help. How do New York Times journalists use technology in their jobs and in their personal lives? Nicholas Fandos, a reporter in Washington who covers Congress,

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Real accounts by real people who have used the Otter app and recommended it.

The Otter app uses AI and machine learning to render accurate transcripts that identify speakers, suggest keywords, and allow keyword searching. By Natalie Gagliordi for Between the Lines, ZDNet – see original article Free transcription app Otter.ai is introducing a new product that aims to bring collaborative voice transcription to

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The startup has pulled off a feature that artificial intelligence giants and natural language processing software have been working on for years.